Printing to PDF from Photoshop [Branched from Dreamweaver]

[BeastBoy52]

so when printing a adobe pdf in Photoshop cc 2018 and going to printing setting I cannot see the author, title, and other properties of the  a PDF file  Because the window size of the adobe pdf document properties  seems to be miss sized and I can not see everything within the popped up window. looking at the picture this is my issue can some one help me out on this it is really bothering. sincere thanks. I can not seem to post this as a new discussion if some one can help me that will be really helpful. send me a message if possible I'm new here

[Jon Fritz]

You should post a new thread over in the Photoshop forum.

You've accidentally attached your issue to an answered post in Dreamweaver.

In that forum, scroll all the way to the bottom and click the Start a Discussion link under the Still Have a Question header.

[Nancy OShea]

I have branched this post to a new discussion and moved it from  Dreamweaver support forum to Photoshop General Discussion​.

Nancy

[Derek Cross]

Don't use Print PDF, that's obsolete, use Save As and select Photoshop PDF then select your required preset from the drop-down menu.

[BeastBoy52]

thank you for that but how do I fix the window so that I may see the rest of adobe pdf document properties ?

[Derek Cross]

The pic doesn't seem to show Save As.

[BeastBoy52]

looking at these two screenshots booth are using Photoshop cc 2018 and like I was trying to describe when printing a adobe pdf in Photoshop cc 2018 and going to printing setting I cannot see the author, title, and other properties of the  a PDF file  Because the window size of the adobe pdf document properties  seems to be miss sized and I can not see everything within the popped up window. the picture on top is my on my computer and the picture at the bottom is on my friends laptop.

[Nancy OShea · Accepted solution]

I think the point Derek makes is If you SaveAs PDF instead of print, you won't see that screen.  You'll see another one.   Try it .

[Derek Cross]

Exactly Nancy.

File > Save As ...

Assuming you're working in RGB color mode (as you should be) and assuming you're going to print your PDF to a desk-top inkjet printer, then select High Quality Print from the presets.

[BeastBoy52]

Agh okay thank you for the help didn't mean to sound aggressive :C